An Imperfect Faith
Unitarian Universalism is called a “living faith,” but what does that mean? Come explore how our imperfection makes us adaptable and resilient.
Archives: Services
Victim to Victory
Dr. Kizer, a retired army veteran, will share her journey from her challenging early experiences in foster care, with her belongings in plastic bags, to creating a non-profit, Kay’s Carryon, her present passion for creating positive change for others in similar circumstances. 2nd Hour Adult Small Groups: Speakers Circle in the Front of Sanctuary Ancient … Continue reading Victim to Victory
Lessons from our Fathers
What fond memories do we have of the fathers and father figures in our lives? Did you learn from their example, their experiences, their stories? Let’s share as many tales as we can in 20 minutes. 2nd Hour Adult Small Groups: Who to Help & How, led by Kal Adams in the Harmony Room Bible … Continue reading Lessons from our Fathers
Reflections in Seaglass
You can stumble across the small pieces of beauty, wisdom, and truth that surround us all the time, but to find them in earnest takes training and intentionality. 2nd Hour: Potluck Taco Sunday, by Social Justice Committee
Our Place in the Movement for LGBTQ+ Rights
A personal perspective on the past, present, and the potential the future holds for queer individuals and families in Northwest Florida and beyond. Services are also available live on our page on YouTube 2nd Hour Adult Small Groups: Ted Talks led by Josh Ashley Pagan Pathways, led by Trudie Griffin Speakers Circle (formerly called Porch … Continue reading Our Place in the Movement for LGBTQ+ Rights
The Evolution of Violence and Human Beings
Jackie Parr and Melissa Hallett will lead us in celebrating the contributions of women to military service in the US.
The End is the Beginning
This is Rev. Ruth’s last Sunday with us. Let’s celebrate our shared ministry over the last three years and look toward a hopeful future as we bid her a fond farewell.
Religious Exploration Sunday
Our director of R.E., Holly Lowmiller, will lead us as we thank our volunteers, hear from our children, honor our graduates, and celebrate all things R.E.. Join us for fellowship and good food after the service. Click the link below to sign up for a meal: https://www.perfectpotluck.com/meals.php?t=NFPU5069
Beltane
As the Wheel of the Year turns, we call this season Beltane or May Day. It falls between May 1 and May 9, so we are right in the middle. Our Pagan Pathways members will share what the season means. After the service our children will lead the traditional Maypole dance.
Ever Becoming
Nothing remains the same for long. We strive for balance, and we prefer predictable routine but then life challenges us with changes we did not expect! This is also true for faith communities. Let’s take a peek at our future and see what may lie ahead.